Slow decrease in relief rolls noted in county In This City
The Frederick County Welfare Board reports 2,054 families on relief with about 1,000 working for Federal pay. Unemployables total 20 to 25 percent. farm season and local employment growth aid the drop. Funds from Federal relief remain uncertain amid state and federal deadlock, with payments for March already received.
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Maryland
Frederick City
Frederick
Welfare Board
Lois Town
Pauline Miller
Baltimore
Idaho
Tennessee
Montgomery
Montgomery County
French Cabinet Resigns Over Gold Issue Split
Brussels March 19 The cabinet led by Premier Georges Theunis resigned amid a heated internal dispute over Belgium keeping the gold standard with the Netherlands and Switzerland. The premier denied Belgium had departed from gold before resigning.
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Brussels
Georges Theunis
Belgium
Vance
Netherlands
Switzerland
Weather Summary From the Day’s Readings
Weather data shows trace precipitation in the last 24 hours, March totals and averages. Normal March rainfall is 3.33 inches, with 1934-35 figures noted. temperatures include yesterday’s high near 49 and last night’s low around 35, with sunrise at 6 16 and sunset at 6 20. Moonrise is 7 07 PM and moonset 6 04 AM tomorrow.
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Atnual
Tomorow
Frederick Civic Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Frederick Civic Club met Monday at the YMCA for its annual gathering with re-elections and reports. Leslie N. Coblentz spoke on education as about 20 attended, with officers reaffirmed and delegates chosen for the Maryland Federation meeting on April 30.
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Frederick
Civic Club
Maryland State Federation
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Baker Park
W. R. DeLashmuiutt
H. H. Abbott
Gregory
Public Library
Federated Charities
Playground Commission
Children’s Aid Society
Perry Art Fund
General Federation Foundation Fund
Montevue
Monteviec
Federate Charities
Children's Aid Society
S. Gregory
Colientz
Elner EB. Dixon
Grand Jury Probes Hopkins Charges In Ohio
Ohio officials ordered a grand jury probe into Harry Hopkins charges that Governor Davey s campaign committee solicited funds from firms selling to the Relief Commission. Affidavits supporting Hopkins evidence were received by Attorney General Bricker and Franklin County prosecutor Hoskins. Witness list includes Francis W. Poulson, state Democratic executive chairman.
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Columbus
Harry L. Hopkins
Martin L. Davey
Ohio Relief Commission
Hopkins
John W. Bricker
Republican
Donald J. Hoskins
Franklin County
Hoskins
Grand Jury
United States District
Francis Canny
Dayton
Bricker
Francis W. Poulson
Democratic Executive Committee
Poulson
Davey
Suit filed for $10000 damages in fatal crash case
Erl Beatty of Philadelphia sues former Officer James E Ray of Hagerstown for $10000 after a fatal December 9 1933 crash on Death Curve near Plane No 4 along National Highway. Beatty alleges long medical treatment. case moved from Washington county to Frederick county Circuit Court on venue change.
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Erl Beatty
Philadelphia
James E.ray
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Washington County
William H. Bradley
Frederick
Ray
Bradley
Baltimore
Heatty
Walter Evans
Ned
Frederick City
Beatty
Alexander Armstrong
Oswald
Plane Found In Congo With Seven On Board It Dead
A message to the Colonial Ministry reports the plane missing with Edouard Renard governor of French Equatorial Africa his wife and five colonial army officers dead after a forced descent in the Congo jungles last Thursday.
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Congo
Brussels
Colonial Ministry
Edouard Renard
French Equatorial Africa
Renard
Paris
Byrd Seeks $3 Billion Cut in Relief and Works Funds
Senator Byrd proposes reducing the 1933 public works and relief appropriation from 4.88 billion to 1.98 billion, arguing 486 million has been spent on ordinary departmental expenses. Senator Adams pushes a 2.686 billion target and a vote was expected today with leaders predicting defeat. The piece also notes Oraibi, Arizona as the oldest continuously inhabited U.S. community.
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Washington
Mar
Byrd
Democrat
Virginia
Senate
Adams
Colorado
Oraibi, Ariz
27 Mohammedans Killed in India Uprising
Karachi March 19 AP Twenty seven Mohammedans were killed and 97 injured as 100000 demonstrators rioted against the execution of a Moslem and police and troops opened fire after the crowd exhumed the executed man's grave and tried to procession him.
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Karachi
India
Po-Lce
Frederick dogs sweep trials at Harrisburg event
Dietrich and Gambrill of Frederick win big at the Capital City Field Trial Association trials in Indiantown Gap Harrisburg. Ginger Hawk takes puppy stake and Hawk's Fancy wins novice all age, both dogs handled by Dr. R. W. Baer amid clear weather and large entry.
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Capital City Field Trial Association
Harrisburg
Dietrich and
Gambrill
Frederick
Ginger Hawk
Hawk
Fancy
R. W. Baer
Indiantown Gap
United States
Virginia
Camp Lee
History of the Flag at Church Street School Assembly
Fifth grade pupils of Church Street School Chester G Clem teacher present the History of the American Flag to students and guests at 11:00 am and 1:30 pm on Wednesday. Elk's Club of Frederick sponsors, with period music and a Fisher family orchestra set. A costume chorus includes many students with Miss Mary Muck as pianist.
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Church Street School
Chester G. Clem
Elk's Club of
Frederick
England
Agincourt
Columbia
America
Fishers
Guy R. Fisher
Marguerite Fisher
Roscoe Fisher
Grayson Fisher
Pauline Ambrose
Billie Burrall
Virginia Bureh
Shirley Dutrow
Bertha Fogle
Frances Grimes
Betty Stuart
Ruth Strasberger
Joanna Urner
Betty Jane VanFossen
Vivienne Nestor
Betty Zimmerman
Donald Clem
Norman Dutrow
William Ford
Ralph Fry
James Grimes
Trudy Hiiltner
Charles Greens
Elmer Howerd
Charles Kerrell
Edward Schroyer
Jacob Shinnick
David Schultz
Linwood Wharton
Clyde Rice
Charles Main
Elmer Shelton
Preston Sheets
Robert Watkins
Kermit Kaetzer
Mary Muck
Millard Stine Fined For Net Mesh Violation
Justice Sinn found Millard Stine near Brunswick guilty of using nets with mesh under legal size. Stine fined 25 dollars and appealed to the Circuit Court after being apprehended on the Potomac at Lander by Deputy Warden Reissler. Prosecution by Game Warden Phebus. defense by Bennett.
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Walter E. Sinn
Millard Stine
Brunswick
Stine
Circuit Court
Lander
Potomac River
Thomas A. Reissler
Benjamin F. Phebus
Alon
Bennett
Relief Fund For Year Proposed By Maryland Senator
Annapolis March 19 AP Senator J Allan Coad says one year relief plan would give a clear picture of needs and allow a special session next year. Baltimore would receive three quarters of state relief with counties on a population basis. local units would match state funds.
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Annapolis
Mar
J. Allan Coad
St. Mary's
Coad
Baltimore City
Hopkins
Imanuel Gorrie
Harry L. Hopkins
Maryland
Gorfine
Nice
U. S
Tydings
Radcliffe
Two Cars Damaged On Liberty Road Bridge Collision
Two cars were damaged near Ceresville on the Liberty road bridge over the Monocacy river at about 7 40 o clock Monday night. No injuries were reported. H E Smith of Manchester driving the eastbound car was charged with failing to keep to the right by State police Sergeant D R Peterson. The crash left Smith’s car on the left lane colliding with TM Robinson of this city headed west. Smith was released on his own recognizance to appear at Peoples Court Monday morning.
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Liberty Road
Monocacy River
Ceresville
H. E. Smith
Manchester
Sergi
D. R. Peterson
Smith
TM. S. Robinson
Peoples Court
Unbelief in God Bar to Jury Service in Montgomery County
Rockville March 19. Judge Charles W. Woodward warned the March term grand jury that belief in God is required to avoid vitiating indictments. He designated Josiah W. Jones as foreman and listed twenty two jurors and a separate petit jury. The grand jury will reconvene March 28 for criminal trials with civil cases on the docket in the interim.
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Rockville
Circuit Court
Charles W. Woodward
Woodward
Columbia
Grand Jury
Judge Woodward
Josiah W. Jones
Una County
Farn Buren
Joseph 8. Harper
Bradley M. Woodfield
Arthur JD. Cashel
Denton Hobbs
Roger Shaw
James F. Bureh
Rosser E. Buller
Henry T. Clark
Ernest W. Beall
Wiliam B. White
Washington W. White
Howard C. Bryan
Merton F. Duvall
William O'Keefe
John TL. Culve
Barry B. Embrry
Tazewell B. Amiss, Jr
Barry R. Brall
Lee M. Hawes
W. Dodd
Imer C. Hersperger
Joseph A. Stang
Blaney Brown
Norman Gassil U. Stearn
Howard W
Eugene S. Walker
Arthur DL. Beal
William A. Godfrey
John
Princeton honors roll list names students on term one
Princeton University announces the term one honor roll listing John Francis Smith and Charles Urner among the students. Smith, class of 1935, and Urner in the Bachelor courses belong to a term honor roll of 271 and 121 students respectively. Wilbur Tevaro made the announcement. Smitty has previously appeared on the honor roll.
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TONGR
Princeton Unive Y
John Francis Smith
Charles Urner
Smith
Price
Wilbur F . Tevar
Smitty
Damages Sought in Malicious Prosecution Suit in Court
William D. Simmons seeks 5,000 damages against John W. Wisner in Frederick County Circuit Court for alleged malicious prosecution over an arrest in 1931 based on destruction of property claims. Jury trial presided by Judges Hammond Urner and Arthur D. Willard. Simmons, a Westminster area farm laborer, alleges reputational injury and time loss. Wisner's counsel argues grounds for action then existed. witnesses included Simmons’s father-in-law. The hearing followed a January 16 1932 magistrate proceeding where Simmons was found not guilty. Also on the docket is Davis vs. Whipkey, moved from Allegany County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam D. Simmons
Westminster
John W. Wisner
Manchester
Frederick County
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Simmons
Wisner
Shummens
Iatter
George E. Benson
Benson
Siimmons
Grant
Bruce T. Ball
E. Austin James
Theodore F. Brown
William M. Storm
Davis
60,000 in Peace Time Maneuver by U S Army
Washington reports plans for a peacetime mobilization of about 60,000 soldiers in a simulated war. The operation centers at Pine Camp in northern New York during late August, under Major General Denis E. Nolan of the First Army. It would mobilize First Army personnel and all National Guard units in the area, contingent on congressional funding.
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Washington
Mar
Ad States
Department
Pine Camp
New York
Denis E. Nolan
United States
First Army
Maryland
Congress
Communists May Visit State House in Annapolis
Four teen policemen armed with night sticks patrolled around the state house and executive mansion after reports that four busloads of communists were headed for Annapolis. Police Commissioner Charles Myers said he had received such reports but was not seeking trouble.
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Annapolis
State House
Executive Mansion
Charles Myers
Annapoli
Berlin Air Maneuvers Spark German Defense of Peace Pact
Berlin reports of a first postwar air maneuver over the city as Germany proclaims rearmament and rumors spread that the United States might protest the Versailles treaty violation. Berlin officials deny a German Japanese alliance while a Dodd presentation to Washington is anticipated, with Britain making a stronger protest.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Germany
United States
White House
Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Japan
Rhineland
France
Aftenoon
Foreign Office
America
William E. Dodd
Great Britain
Market Stages Partial Recovery on Commodities and Tension Shifts
New York stocks steadied after yesterday’s volatility as commodity gains and easing international tensions supported prices. Wheat and grains rose at Chicago while bonds lagged with mixed results besides a firmer pound at 4.74 and call money at 1 percent.
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New York
Chicago
Stock viability settled in receiver order for Roscoe P Pow
In a Central Trust Company stockholders liability suit a receiver ordered a decree of paid and salished for Roscoe P Pow and Lydia K Brown of this city.
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Central Trust Company
Roscoe P. Pow
Lydia K. Brown
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State Headquarters
Cal Information
F. F
SFA
Huey Longs
Little Ballyhoo
Gerald K. Smith
Shreveport
Long
Ohio
William Bradley
Harrisburg, Pa
Church St
Dipnetter
Hitler
Werner von Blomberg
Eft
Hermann Goering
Hiller
Sion
Carroll County
U.S. Army
U.S
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